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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1906
Page
7
The seller boasts four mild seasons with no cold weather and promotes a large stock of high class all wool overcoats for men and boys. He claims to discount now rather than wait for January and February, selling before Christmas Eve.
Aged miner Louis Shuley escaped from Tower Hill to the Midland mine via a connecting passage. A posse gears up to pursue near Otis Davis' saloon area while authorities expect a possible armed confrontation.
Louis Shuley, an elderly suspect in the morning shooting death of W A Watson in Midland Indiana, is believed holed up in the Tower Hill mine. Police guard the mine as searches of Shuley relatives’ homes proceed, while Watson’s violent past from political rallies is noted.
Two Polish children, Tony Popucback age 3 and Anna Holub age 2, were buried in Center Ridge Sullivan after sudden throat trouble. Bodies were brought by Shelburn undertaker C. E. Brewer and services were led by Father Bolin.
An immense crowd filled the Paxton church for a prolonged series of meetings begun Thursday. Rev. Daniel Ryan of Carlisle leads the series with Rev. J. H. Carnes of Sullivan to speak Friday, Rev. Dr. W. H. Grim of Sullivan Saturday night and Sunday morning, and Presiding Elder Asbury to administer the sacrament Sunday evening.
The piece explains December as the month with the shortest day and longest night, notes its roman calendar roots in a ten-month year, and traces names from Martial smoky month to Winter-Nomat and Christ month. It also marks the sun’s return after the winter solstice around December 21–22.
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